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The Dalton Gazette in Dalton, Ohio

01 Jun 1905

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The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1905

Page

3

Paid Sluggers in Chicago Labor War Exposed

Charles Gilhooley known as king of sluggers and eight union men are tied to a sprawling scheme to hire killers during the Teamsters strike. Confessions detail a system where a list of targets was assigned to hit men with payments ranging from $5 to $15 and up to $500 for murder, with 14 fatally injured and four dead. Police note four gangs operate in Chicago, with hundreds of assaults linked to union clashes.

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Chicago Charles L. Carlstrom Charles Gilbooley Teamsters Gilhooley Charles J. Casey Wagon Makers’ Union Casey Charles Gilhooley United States Army Bridewell Idward Peeley Tad Yuan Gilfhouley Marix Looney Gilhootley Feeley Charles Casey Carriage and Wagon Makers’ Union Henry J Nedman Carriage and Wagon Makers Charles Iold Gilhooley Union North Clark Street Looney Henry J. Newman Carlstrom Meyers Carlstroom Clark Street Gilhuveley Gilhoole Gilbooley George-Miller Frank Novak John Heiden Fiie+ris Feeley and Looney Wort Waber Ore West van Buren Hal- Bled Steels Chicaro Avenue Market Street Thodea Louis Welle Torney Ervat Carriage and Wagon Workers’ Union Carriage and Wazon Manufacturers’ Association Daytrom Marc Tia Rene Catessa Wheel of Justice W. W. Gareson Nice Geneva Switzerland America Dad France Republic
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Swiss Glazier Trek Ends in Rescue for Courageous Father

A travel diary style letter from Geneva recounts a wild Swiss excursion with a bold father and his son Henry. After gambling and danger in Monte Carlo, they tour Nice and Nice then ascend glaciers near the Alps with guides. A fall traps the father, who is saved by rope rescue and brandy infusion. They warn of scams against American tourists and end with plans toward Turkey.

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Maine Prohibition Fights recalled by Woodbury

A former prohibitionist recalls a coastal village battle over temperance. Parties outdid each other with mass meetings bands and a big placard threatening to close a local saloon if the ban passed, a tactic aimed at swaying voters amid fear and nostalgia.

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Prohibition National Committee Woodbury Maine Prohibition
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Palaces of Czars and Kings Spark A Grand Expo Debate

A humorous comparison argues the Russian czar and the German emperor could each sleep in a different palace every night for a month. The czar owns numerous country seats lavishly furnished yet often unfurnished, while England’s King Edward allegedly has many homes ready for use beyond his regular residence.

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Russia Germany Evcward England
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Jap Generals in the Field in Frideri Palmer Report

Palmer, the correspondent, describes Gen Kuroki in the field during heavy fighting. Gen Karoki oversaw the day’s plans and spent long hours in the thick of the action guiding infantry and coordinating fire. He remained reachable when needed.

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Frideri Palmer Kuroki Sass Karoki
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Lesson from Japan on arranging cut flowers

Garden Magazine notes that the Japanese teach preserving each flower’s character rather than bundling diverse blooms together. The result is more artistic and beautiful, with plants kept in their natural attitude and isolation.

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Garden Magazine
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